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| Didn't kings wear earrings? |
The recent, and enjoyable, TV documentary 'Ultimate Tutankhamun' speculated that the famous golden mask of the boy king might have belonged to a female originally since the ears were pierced for earrings (unusual for a king, the documentary suggested).
Yet don't several other images of Tutakhamun, like this one, also indicate pierced ears?
Either that or remarkably pronounced dimples?
